ATHENS, Greece -- Gods, heroes and long-dead mortals stepped off their plinths into the evening sky of Athens on Saturday during the lavish launch of the new Acropolis Museum, a decades-old dream that Greece hopes will also help reclaim a cherished part of its heritage from Britain. The digital animated display on the museum walls ended years of delays and wrangling over the ultramodern building, set among apartment blocks and elegant neoclassical houses at the foot of the Acropolis hill. The nearly euro3 million ($4.1 million)...
Museum a new salvo in long Greek battle to get ancient sculptures back from Britain.
Austin American Statesman
Austin American Statesman
Master sand sculptors highlight activities at Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Eva Rothschild's Tate Britain girders get an angle on high-minded art
The Times
The Times
A party of schoolboys gathered briefly around the edges of the latest large-scale sculpture to fill the Duveen Galleries at Tate Britain yesterday morning as Eva Rothschild's series of black girders was prepared for...



